Agree with everybody, would go for the 14th gen. You could also look into a high end 13th gen, they should have dropped in price, like a 13900, unless you happened to use one of the only two games supported by APO currently.
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14600k better ipc and clocked a lil bit higher
IPC is exactly the same between 12th and 14th gen. Its only the clock speed and number of cores that changes the performance
IPC is actually the same between 12th and 14th gen.
https://www.techspot.com/review/2756-intel-core-14th-gen-clock-for-clock/
def go with 14th gen. They will also have APO, unlike previous gens. Not that it is a decisive factor, but something else on top
14600k and dont even 2nd guess
14600K. There is no doubt
14700k
14600k.
If you already have an intel mobo, 14600k is better out of the box (more cache & more freq), but 12700K does have more oc potential (4.7Ghz-> 5.2) & 8PC vs 6PC. But whithout mobo, I'd shure go for 7800X3D right now !
14600k obviously, no doubt.
14600k is just perfect